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"Because I must have said a great deal more besides," added I, making her my confidante. "I am the midshipman whom Mr Somerville supposes to be in the Mediterranean, and I ran away from my father's house last night." Although I was as concise as possible in my story, I had not finished before Mr Somerville came in. "Oh, papa," said his daughter, "this young gentleman is Frank Mildmay, after all."
The Allegorical theory supposes that all the myths of the ancients were allegorical and symbolical, and contained some moral, religious, or philosophical truth or historical fact, under the form of an allegory, but came in process of time to be understood literally. The story of Io is interpreted in a similar manner.
What more is needed to make us feel how possible it was for the purest and most honest of men to become parents of all fallacy? Strauss believes this to have been the case. He supposes that the earliest Christians were under hallucination when they thought that they had seen Christ alive after his Crucifixion; in other words, that they never saw him at all, but only thought that they had done so.
Parsons already and I suppose it will not take very long. The laws there, I believe, are not so binding as in England " and then she stopped short. "The laws where?" Moravia could not refrain from asking; her curiosity had at last won the day. "In Scotland, Morri. He was a Scotchman, not an American at all as every one supposes."
But let us return to the opinion of Maimonides, and examine it more closely. In the first place, he supposes that the prophets were in entire agreement one with another, and that they were consummate philosophers and theologians; for he would have them to have based their conclusions on the absolute truth.
"Merely a glimpse, and that over a rifle-barrel. He has a round, dull face, with a big flat nose." "That idiot is my sergeant, Lieutenant, and supposes he is still fighting guerillas." The Lieutenant looked at me in surprise, then burst into a peal of laughter. "Well, if that is true," he cried, "I most sincerely hope you will call him off before he succeeds in cleaning out our entire troop."
The Financier supposes that the 1/100 of a dollar is not sufficiently small, where the poor are purchasers or vendors. If it is not, make a smaller coin. But I suspect that it is small enough. Let us examine facts, in countries where we are acquainted with them.
How she detests me! If she did see him, of course she supposes that I know all about it, and that he's here for me. Why don't I ask her, straight out, whether she saw him, and make her understand that I don't care twopence? that she's welcome to him as far as I'm concerned?" But some hidden feeling tied her tongue.
Listen to your worldly brother, Helen. Why don't you marry him and take him into the sun? It's shining somewhere, one supposes." "I can't." "Why not? There's Miriam." "What good is she?" "You never give her a chance. You're one of those self-sacrificing, selfish people who stunt other people's growth.
For the name, as if it were properly called henism, either expresses only the unity of the principle of the world, and designates a quality which is the characteristic of every view of the world, and which especially belongs to theism in a clearer and more perfect way than to any other standpoint; or the name is used to attest that the world alone exists, and that monism knows of but one existence, namely, that of the world; while the contrary view of the world that of theism, which in a manner wholly incompetent, and historically wholly unjustified, is called dualism supposes two existences, God and the world.
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